Sentence examples for a pattern of having from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. said yesterday that MicroStrategy had established a pattern of having top executives refrain from signing major contracts until after the end of each quarter.

Common traits are excessive neediness without reciprocating concern towards others (i.e constantly needing to talk about their problems, but rarely being supportive in return), a pattern of having difficulty maintaining friendships (as they move between people as supplies), etc.

This created a pattern of defeat, having to re-do and experience things over and over until each time the message from the Universe got stronger and stronger.

This fit the corporate pattern of having a businessman succeed a journalist and vice versa.

As lawlessness has taken hold in the fractured country, a pattern of kidnapping has developed across Syria.

After the concert, Ms. Argerich, a night owl, is said to have followed her familiar pattern of having a bit of dinner, then rehearsing into the late hours.

"When marriage rates are low, there is a higher likelihood of concurrence -- the pattern of having more than one partner at the same time," Dr. Laumann said.

The suit contends that a pattern of discrimination has existed at least since 1995.

In an internal report last year, GM chief executive Mary Barra said a "pattern of incompetence" had caused the fatal delay.

Such a pattern of hybridization has been reported in a number of other plant genome studies [ 38].

We've had a pattern of it since we've started.